Words of the Constant
The calcium carbonate purifies the surrounding air particles.
For investigating dangerous areas.
Various cogs and wheels.
These hold gems.
What a strange effect.
It must be fake. I don't believe it.
This reminds me of some classical folk lore.
I would hate to see that grub fully grown.
A bizarre specimen of the insecta class.
It's gone gray, but it's still dripping.
It's dripping with goo.
It appears to be quite volatile.
The pennons of that strange specimen.
Its existence has reached an end.
A bioluminescent insecta.
Curious. Its bioluminescence requires wakefulness.
Fascinating! It has moved on to the chrysalis stage.
A swarm of Culicidae Drosophila.
Obviously the work of a eusocial insect.
Tantalizing!
Head protection at the expense of periphery vision.
Ridiculous.
I'm afraid they're not my prescription.
I do like this particular shade of sepia.
The most malleable of metals, but let's see how this chops.
The most malleable of metals, but let's see how it slices.
The most malleable of metals, but let's see how this mines.
The most malleable of metals, but let's see how this tills.
The most malleable of metals, but let's see how this digs.
A small lump of gold. Atomic number 79.
This should be useful for finding valuable minerals.
Small particles of the shiniest element.
Soft body down! Makes me wish I could sleep.
Hanging vines from the forest canopy.
It needs poop.
Combustion!
A cluster graminoid stalks.
I think it will grow back.
It can't survive in this hot climate.
Illuminating!
I need an implement for that.
That required not insignificant effort.
A dainty parasol that will provide moderate protection.
I can see the roots below the water.
I don't know what that is.
Chromium impurities have colored this gem green.
It appears to rewind time on an object.
Seems edible, though it may not be totally sane to consume it.
Chemistry has altered it.
It is a fungus.